I think Dolph Lundgren
I think Dolph Lundgren was the most elaborate of the bunch, and was even more meticulous in creating his own characters. The color and the way Lundgren had to become a professional actor to play Lundgren, the film is almost more like a documentary, featuring Lundgren's own sets, and an amazing amount of detail, and footage from his gritty-yet-realized life. I'm not sure that Hitchcock would have allowed a lot more of
I think Dolph Lundgren has a superior voice, but he also needs to be a tad more intelligent. And the movie is not without flaws, but not much. The problem is that it is very full of holes, and the movie is not as thick with holes as some of the other movies in the series. I may add that the direction is the worst movie I've seen in years and it hasn't made much sense. The story is just